Hello all, I am attempting to run compares on massive CSV files with 300+ columns. An example I am trying to do below.
I'm wanting to first identify The source and ID. Both ID's need to match when comparing OW/OW1 Rows of data, then determine if the OW1 row is blank on Originator, Destination, Street and Zip, if the OW1 ID has all four of those fields blank and it matches the corresponding ID, create a reason code as "acceptable" in a new "Reason Code" Column being put on both the OW and OW1 row. Any direction on this would be helpful, I've been trying to piece this together with other posts but can't get it to work as expected.
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So it's not confusing the "Reason Code" is a new column that the flow will need to generate. Appreciate any pointers!
@dberroth If you 'Group by' the ID field in the Multi-Row Formula it will only compare records where the IDs are the same.
Thanks for the reply Scott, unfortunately that's not getting me where I need to be. I have a couple screenshots below.
as you can see, the two "Tulsa" rows should be Not Match, I need "Not Match" to be on both records of the same ID, So, it's really only getting me half way there. i can't figure out what is wrong with this row logic on the first screenshot
Sorry, both should be "Match", as they match...my fault for the confusion
Hi @dberroth - It is always easier to answer a question if a sample data is provided. I used our Text Mining building blocks to OCR your screenshot.
Please find attached a solution that came into my mind. I followed the steps described by you and tried to make my workflow as dynamic as possible.
Thank you for the response ArtApa and I'll be sure to start providing sample data. Appreciate your help as always.